“The Ocean” Fiction. Based on a True Morning Walk.
Look at it. The perfect paradox. Calm. Chaotic.
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“You Told the World I Wrote About You” Fiction. Based on a True Mother-Daughter Relationship.
You became a thief when you stole my pain and made it your own, but...
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Wanting Everything
My mother lights the first shaky candle, and sets it in my hands. She turns...
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Ticking Timebomb
my nails are chewed down to the quick, but i am clawing my way out...
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“Vulnerable” Fiction. Based on a True Pain Hidden.
||abandonment, anger, anxiety, criticism, Dan-Inspired, depression, frustration, isolation, judgement, loneliness, mental health, mental illness, pain, sadness, self-pity, shame
It takes a lot for me to talk, especially about things that hurt.
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“7 Orange Butterflies” Fiction. Based on a True Saturn’s Return.
||abandonment, addiction, anger, attachment, denial, generational trauma, isolation, mental illness, perfection, revenge, running away, self-pity, Uncategorized
…allowing the Holy Spirit to work within her so she can be confident in the...
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“Mothering.” Fiction. Based on a True Carl Jung Solution.
||Artist-Inspired Journal Entries, attachment, control, criticism, dependency, generational trauma, insanity, judgement, mental illness, Nahko Bear-Inspired, resentment, running away, self-loathing, self-pity, shame, Transforming, unforgiveness
You are taking yourself out on a mother-daughter date to see the opera at the...
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“We Are Not Losing.” Fiction. Based on a True Battle with Mental Health.
find your weapons in your heart, in your pen, in your pills. do what you...
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“Heartbreak’s War” Fiction. Based on a True Overcoming.
||anger, attachment, denial, dependency, despair, doubt, hate, heartbreak, mental illness, pain, resentment, self-pity, the past, Transforming
old habits die hard so i will fucking slaughter them
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“I am an Angel” Fiction. Based on a True Discovery.
I want to know if I’ll ever be happy. If it is worth it to...
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